I really appreciated your help, khaled0111. I knew you because you joined some campaigns managed by Hhampuz, from which you obviously demonstrated that you are one of forum assets. And, you are the first ones left reply in the translation topic, so this is why I asked for your confirmations. I added his translation into my OP and hope it might be helpful for Arabians. He did a great job indeed, I vouch for the quality of his work.
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hi I agree with you regarding all of your points except this: Weak Community:
It is only true for old projects, with ICO projects, the criterion can not apply even we see huge community want to invest in a specific ICO. They mostly greedy to invest in ICO, but later, they might all go away after taking profits or taking losses. |
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They even don't know that projects that they promote are scam ones, or at least potential scam ones. When they joined bounties and saw high payments promised by team of those projects. Participants turn into greedy and likely lost their minds. They mainly or only thought of payments they will get at the end of those bounties. Moreover, they intent to promote those projects everywhere because they hope that via their own promotions, tokens, or coins will have higher price, so they can actually get more with their payments from bounties.
Unfortunately, at the end of those bounties, projects mostly turn into scam ones, and don't pay anything to their participants.
CryptopreneurBrainboss made a good warning to newbies and new bounty hunters.
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You are welcome. It seems that you made great works with your translation. Nevertheless, I don't know Arabic, so maybe I need confirmations from some users that you actually translate it well. Maybe khaled0111 can help. Wait till confirmations done, I will send you reward for your work and I will add it into OP, fella. |
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You are a high risk-taker, anyway, you made it and it is time to demonstrate that you actually made a good decision, breaking one for rest period of your life. Seeing how volatile and exciting this market is I've decided to quit my job and earn for a living with trading.
Crypto market is totally different than stock market. Both of them manipulated by news, but crypto is more vulnerable with news than stock. Emotion is another key component of crypto market on crypto traders and investors. I felt confident with my 3 years trading experience on stocks. Since now i don't know if that was right decision. Emotional roller-coaster every day.
You made a good example about the role of forum in crypto. It is the essential place to get news, information, as well as to discuss, and learn valuable things. When merit system launched more than one year ago, lots of shitposters asked for removing the merit system, or demands of a fork from bitcointalk forum. It's one of the biggest joke I have ever seen in the forum. Bitcointalk-forked forum.  To have additional income and still be able to control my trades i started doing bounties. That's how I've found Bitcointalk (I am not proud of the reasons why I came here). After a while on forum i found out that BTT its great place with interresting community. I've quit bounties and start to contribute for community. Sharing my maths/economy analysis with others. Discussing with others. It's started to be very relaxing and helps me not thing about trades all the time.
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That's not sad, you are even lucky to have a full time job and you also make money in this forum at the same time.
You can make a living here if you gain good income but signature campaign alone, I doubt you will survive, you have to be resourceful because there's plenty of opportunity in the online world, especially the crypto world.
It is why the income from forum (from signature, bounty managements, signature or graphic designs, escrow services, etc.) should be considered as supplementary income source, even the income source is bigger than your income from main job. If you can earn more income from the forum than your main job, it is good, and you should keep doing your good works in the forum to maintain your jobs here with good supplementary income, but simultaneously you should stick with you main job as your second plan when something serious happen in the forum. Who knows when theymos leave the forum or shut it down? |
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Yes, so it is important for someone whom have intention to leave their real jobs and totally focus on crypto stuffs to get income. They should consider that with their abilities, and their real income temporarily get from crypto, can they survive if they actually leave their jobs? Especially, their income from crypto should at least higher than minimum threshold that can help them survive and don't fall into toughest period in their lives. Every country has different economy and therefore they have different minimum wage.
Agreed, fella. They should earn a huge fortune from crypto first, then really be able to earn specific acceptable income from crypto, before seriously thinking of leaving their real jobs. Otherwise, just calm down and wait for the right timing, you can still do your job and crypto together, only give up the job if you are really ready.
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The forum is a big one, so it can not be managed by a single person, even with Satoshi. So, it is why we have seen in so many periods of the forum, we have head administrator, administrators, global moderators, moderators, and DT members. Changes always happen in the forum over time, but the most important thing is the forum has maintained itself as a community-led forum, or somehow nearly to a decentralized forum, not exactly, but something like this. Recent weeks, theymos announced that he planned to adjust the merit system a little bit to make the forum become more decentralized. This thought occurred to me recently:
If you wanted to implement Merit in a decentralized forum (ie. one in the vein of Freenet's Frost or FMS), you could do it in this way:
- Everyone can, from their own perspective, give unlimited merit to posts, and these merit transactions are put into files which each user publishes via the decentralized system. (Like a merit.txt.xz which every user publishes.) Unlike on bitcointalk.org, you can also give people merit without an associated post.
- For everyone who has merit, you download their merit-transactions-list, but scale down/up all of the numbers so that the total merit that they send is equal to the actual sMerit that they own. It might or might not be useful to do this via some sliding time frame scheme so that merit transaction amounts aren't just continually diminished over time as they increase in quantity.
- Apply the above step recursively, creating a web-of-trust-style merit network
Then every user has a subjective merit score for each post (sort of like the bitcointalk.org trust system, which was inspired by FMS). And if you wish, you can assign people to be merit sources from your perspective by sending them large amounts of merit directly; these might or might not appear in the merit-transactions-list which you publish.
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Avatar with limited and slow motion is great like the avatar of Vod or bunches of avatars designed by madnessteat. His topic on animated avatars (maybe free) in Russian board: Уникaльнaя кeпкa нa aвaтapSuch slow animated avatars are so cool, and less annoying than fast animated avatars.
Unfortunately we lost last chance to wear animated avatars. |
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 We've reached block 500,000. Thank you all for helping us reach this great milestone for our project. To reach the block #500,000 on main net, the Horizen (ZenCash) project has strong ability to survive over crashses of market, and to adapt to changes in crypto. For example, when new kind of attacks on network, not only on main net of Horizen, but also on main nets of other coins, the team have to sit back to check codes again to make sure that the coin main net will be safe, or they have to improve codes with more security methods integrated. In a word, congratulations for this mileston, Horizen! Additionally, I wish that Horizen project will become one of oldest altcoins by surviving and growing well in years to come. |
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So that leaves colour changes for profile names. How about purple or gold?
I would like to choose Gold color. Bitcoin is a gold, so users who are real asset of the forum should be highlighted with Gold color. |
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You made a good topic, but I don't like it. The forum has been burried with thousands of Proof of Authetication from bounty hunters. So, if they apply your tips, their Twitter accounts will surely get more followers, then satisfy requirements of Twitter bounties to apply and get acceptance.
Twitter bounties, in general, often don't require participants have to get higher ranks in the forum to join, mostly accepted with Junior Member rank.
In my opinion, such kind of bounty hunters mostly don't contribute anything useful for the forum with their Proof-of-Authentication posts from weeks to weeks.
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Dear Stellar Community!
AppStore has aproved iOS Litemint stellar wallet for beta-testing! Litemint is a Stellar based DEX/Marketplace which allows its users to trade cryptos, buy and sell digital goods from music to games to ebooks.
Enjoy your expirience on iOS! We appriciate your feedback!
Even the Litemint Stellar wallet on iOS has just in the beta-testing phase, it is a big momentum for the movements of Stellar on exchanges in next hours or days as one of instant effects. In the long run, the mobile app, especially on one of the largest app store (iOS), will help the Stellar become more popular, and more accepted by companies as one of their payment gates. |
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I don't think the account get unban, even you saw it was last actively hours ago. Even permanent banned accounts can get active status like this when accounts' owners try to log in and check their ban situation with hope to see their accounts unbanned.
For the account you pointed out, I guess that the owner simple logged in to check ban status hours ago, nothing more. Please pay your attention from signature of the account, that has not shown by now. |
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Wrong, the kind of approach seriously destroys the main purpose of merit system. Merits are rewards for good, high quality, helpful, constructive things; and constructive posts are always constructive ones because it is the fact, no one can deny constructive posts are not constructive ones, no matter what those posts composed and published by whichever ranked users in the forum. At the moment many members think that giving Legendary members merits is a waste.
I'm hoping that this system will increase post quality by:
- Forcing people to post high-quality stuff in order to rank up. If you just post garbage, you will never get even 1 merit point, and you will therefore never be able to put links in your signature, etc.
- Highlighting good posts with the "Merited by" line.
While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.
Merits, in reality, is not a ranking tool. In my opinion, merits and merit system play important role to prevent shitposters move up, but the merit system should be called as high-quality-motivative tool.This implies that the only use for merits is as a ranking tool.
I agreed with your suggestion, and the key point here is whichever titles or priviledges for potential new rank, it should not give them any financial benefits, that might cause another kind of abusements. Custom titles is just one possibility. A non-intrusive image in signatures is another possible incentive. I don't like animated avatars, so those could lead to the blocking of avatars, and would be counter productive. Changing the colour of profile names would be very easy to implement, and it probably wouldn't even require much of a change to the software.
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